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​SEIL Energy Participates in India Energy Summit

Hyderabad, Aug 19: SEIL Energy India Limited is proud to participate in the India Energy Summit & Expo 2026, organised by the Energy Department, Government of Telangana, in Hyderabad. As a trusted power partner to the state, SEIL Energy supplies 270 MW of reliable power, supporting Telangana’s growing energy needs and its development journey.

The SEIL Energy stall was honoured by the visit of Shri Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, Deputy Chief Minister, Telangana, and Mr. Navin Mittal, IAS, Special Chief Secretary – Energy Department, Government of Telangana, who appreciated SEIL Energy’s commitment to reliable and sustainable power.

On the occasion, SEIL Energy CEO Mr. Janmejaya Mahapatra said,

“Reliable energy is the foundation of sustainable growth. At SEIL Energy, we remain committed to powering Telangana’s aspirations with reliability, responsibility and excellence, while contributing to India’s journey towards a stronger and more energy-secure future.”

Piyush Goyal Heads to Singapore for Key India-Singapore Trade and Investment Talks

New Delhi, August 19: Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has left for Singapore for a three-day visit from August 19 to 21, where he will participate in the fourth India-Singapore Ministerial Roundtable (ISMR) and the fourth India-Singapore Business Roundtable (ISBR).

The visit is aimed at deepening India-Singapore economic ties, with a strong focus on trade, investment, technology, manufacturing, digitalisation, skills development and the green economy.

Goyal is accompanied by an Indian business delegation of around 70 senior executives representing a wide range of sectors, including technology and artificial intelligence, software, manufacturing, engineering, infrastructure, sustainability, financial services, fintech, healthcare, life sciences, food and agriculture, logistics, maritime services and professional services.

The delegation is scheduled to hold business-to-business (B2B), government-to-business (G2B) and institutional meetings in Singapore. It will also interact with Centres of Excellence and visit skilling institutions to explore opportunities for investment, technology partnerships, market access and talent development.

Goyal will participate in the fourth ISMR on August 20. The ministerial mechanism serves as a key platform for advancing the India-Singapore Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

The meeting will be held alongside the fourth India-Singapore Business Roundtable, followed by an MoU signing ceremony and a luncheon hosted by Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister for ISMR and ISBR delegates.

Goyal will participate in the discussions along with Finance and Corporate Affairs Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, and Railways, Information and Broadcasting, and Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.

The Indian ministers are expected to engage with their Singaporean counterparts and other senior members of the Singapore government during the visit.

Goyal will also call on Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong at the Istana.

As part of the visit, Goyal will hold G2B meetings with senior representatives from organisations including the Global Finance & Technology Network, YPO Global, Milken Institute, Keppel Infrastructure, Temasek Holdings, IHH Healthcare, Singapore Business Federation, Turner & Townsend and STT GDC.

A Family Office Roundtable will also be held as part of the minister’s business engagements.

The minister will jointly visit an APEDA-FairPrice initiative at City Square Mall with Singapore’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Trade & Industry Gan Siow Huang. The initiative is designed to promote Indian agricultural and food products in Singapore’s retail market and further expand bilateral agri-trade.

Goyal will also address the India-Singapore Business Forum organised by FICCI at the INSEAD Asia Campus. He is scheduled to participate in a fireside chat on India’s role in the emerging global growth landscape, followed by a networking dinner with Indian and Singaporean business leaders.

The visit will conclude with Goyal delivering a keynote address at the ICAI ASEAN Conference 2026 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre.

Singapore has emerged as one of India’s most important economic partners and a major source of foreign investment.

During FY 2025-26, Singapore was India’s largest source of foreign direct investment, with inflows of $19.8 billion. Cumulative FDI from Singapore reached $194.68 billion between April 2000 and March 2026, accounting for 24.72 per cent of India’s total FDI inflows during the period.

Singapore is also India’s largest trading partner within ASEAN and remains an important source of external commercial borrowings and foreign portfolio investment.

Bilateral trade has expanded significantly since the implementation of the India-Singapore Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA). Trade increased from $6.7 billion in FY 2004-05 to $36.1 billion in FY 2025-26.

The Singapore visit underscores India’s efforts to further expand trade and investment flows with the city-state while strengthening cooperation in advanced manufacturing, digital technologies, skill development, sustainable growth and other emerging areas.

Škoda Auto India ushers in the next chapter of its sedan legacy with the new Slavia

Mumbai, August 19: Škoda Auto India has unveiled the new Slavia, reinforcing its commitment to customers who appreciate the timeless appeal of sedans combined with modern technology, safety and driving pleasure. Building on the success of one of India‘s most popular sedan platforms, the new Slavia continues the brand’s tradition of delivering European engineering that is engaging to drive, practical to own and made for India’s demanding customers. The unveiling also marked a celebration of Škoda‘s global sedan heritage, with the new Slavia taking centre stage alongside two iconic nameplates marking its return to India – the Octavia RS and the all-new Superb. 

Klaus Zellmer, CEO of Škoda Auto, says: “India remains one of our most important global growth markets and a great example of what Škoda Auto can achieve when we listen closely to our customers. The new Slavia builds on this approach. It strengthens a model that has become a real success story, earning the trust of customers and establishing itself as one of the best-selling sedans in its segment. This success belongs to our teams, our dealer partners and, above all, our customers. Together, we have built strong momentum. With a clear strategy and a strong local presence, I am confident that we are writing the next chapter of our growth story in India.”

A legacy of sedans

For more than 130 years, Škoda Auto has built a reputation for creating vehicles that combine engineering excellence, timeless design and rewarding driving dynamics. Sedans have played a defining role in this journey, with the Superb nameplate going as far back as 1934, making Škoda’s sedan legacy over 90 years old. The Octavia and Superb continue shaping the brand’s reputation across global markets. The Slavia proudly carries this legacy forward in India. Developed on the MQB-A0-IN platform engineered specifically for Indian conditions and ready for the world, the Slavia has established itself as one of the country’s most successful sedans. The new Slavia further strengthens this proposition with enhanced styling, new technologies, segment-first features and greater comfort, while retaining the engaging driving experience, practicality and safety that customers associate with the brand. 

Martin Jahn, Škoda Auto Board Member for Sales and Marketing, says, “This update of the Slavia is the next step for our well-established and successful sedan for India. With over 80,000 cars sold to date, the Slavia has established a strong position in this dynamic segment. Building on its proven qualities, we are introducing targeted improvements in powertrain, comfort and connectivity that further enhance its appeal. We are convinced that the combination of everyday practicality, state-of-the-art technology and outstanding comfort will attract new customers looking for a modern, compelling sedan.” 

Timeless design, elevated further with the Monte Carlo badge

The new Slavia builds on its sophisticated design language with a range of styling enhancements that elevate its premium appeal. The sedan features all-new LED headlamps and taillamps with sequential rear turn indicators, creating a more distinctive visual signature on the road. The front is now accentuated with a chrome strip running across the grille. In addition, the revised front and rear structures, along with the new alloy wheel designs, further enhance the sedan‘s contemporary appearance and its poised stance.

The Slavia will be offered from the start of sales with the Classic, Classic+, Signature, Sportline, and Prestige variants, and for the first time, the Monte Carlo trim will also be available, right from launch. The new Slavia brings exclusive styling elements that amplify the sedan‘s sporty character and visual appeal. Retaining its elegant silhouette, sharp character lines and timeless proportions, the Slavia continues to embody the clean European design principles that have long defined Škoda vehicles globally. The new Slavia, based on variants, will be available in Candy White, Carbon Steel, Brilliant Silver, Lava Blue, Deep Black, Cherry Red, Shimla Green, and Steel Grey. For the new Slavia, the brand is also introducing two new colours, Arctic Silver and Cappuccino Beige. Pre-bookings for the new Slavia.

Piyush Arora, Managing Director & CEO, Škoda Auto Volkswagen India, said, “Our focus remains on bringing globally benchmarked products that are engineered and manufactured to meet the evolving needs of Indian customers. The new Slavia is a strong reflection of this approach. With a combination of proven engineering excellence and meaningful enhancements, we continue to strengthen our commitment to delivering world-class mobility solutions that are designed, built and made relevant for India.” 

Engineered to be rewarding to drive

The new Slavia continues to offer customers a choice of proven TSI powertrains, delivering the balance of performance, efficiency and refinement that has made the model popular among driving enthusiasts and everyday users alike. A key highlight is the introduction of an all-new eight-speed torque converter automatic transmission paired with the efficient and responsive 1.0 TSI engine, making the Slavia the first sedan in its segment to offer this combination. Customers can also opt for the six-speed manual transmission with the 1.0 TSI. For those seeking even greater performance, the Slavia continues with the 1.5 TSI engine paired with the seven-speed DSG automatic transmission. Further enhancing driving confidence, the 1.5 TSI variants now feature rear disc brakes.

Ashish Gupta, Brand Director, Škoda Auto India, said, “The new Slavia, with the all-new Superb and the iconic Octavia RS, carries forward the brand’s proud sedan legacy. For generations, our sedans have earned customer trust through their combination of timeless design, driving dynamics, safety and engineering excellence. The new Slavia builds on these foundations while introducing contemporary styling, advanced technology and enhanced comfort for today’s customers. It embodies our commitment to keeping the sedan experience fresh, relevant and aspirational, while continuing to make European engineering and innovation more accessible to a wider audience in India.” 

Greater comfort. Smarter technology

The Slavia now also introduces a host of comfort and convenience enhancements designed to elevate the ownership experience. Leading these updates is a segment-first Rear Seat Massage function, bringing a feature typically associated with higher vehicle classes into the premium sedan segment. The sedan also introduces a 360-degree Area View camera system, a first for a vehicle developed under the India 2.0 programme, offering greater convenience and confidence during parking and low-speed manoeuvres. Park Pilot with front parking sensors further improves ease of use in urban environments. Inside the cabin, the new Slavia features a larger 10.25-inch (26.03 cms) Digital Cockpit that delivers enhanced driving information and a more immersive digital experience.

From the Classic+ and up, the new Slavia also offers features such as rain-sensing wipers, rear defogger, all-LED lighting, auto-dimming IRVM, electric sunroof, alloy wheels, and several other convenience features as standard. Combined with its spacious cabin, premium appointments and practical features, the new Slavia continues to offer an ideal blend of comfort, convenience and technology for everyday journeys and long-distance travel. 

AI Companion powered by Google Cloud

The new Slavia comes with a 10.1-inch (25.6 cms) infotainment screen featuring wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, powered by a next-generation infotainment system that delivers an enhanced digital experience for customers. Built on an advanced digital architecture, the system offers improved responsiveness, connectivity and customer interaction, delivering a seamless and intuitive in-cabin experience. At its core is an advanced Voice Assistant, powered by Google Cloud’s Automotive AI Agent. This AI agent brings Gemini into the vehicle to create next-generation, context-aware voice assistance for our customers, giving drivers and passengers direct access to real-time information such as news and trends, while also enabling hands-free operation to manage music, calls, climate control, and more. Developed with a deep understanding of local needs, the infotainment system recognises Indian English accents, ensuring inclusive and intuitive voice interactions.

Safety as standard

Carrying forward its 5-star Global NCAP safety credentials for both adult and child occupant protection, the new Slavia continues to offer a comprehensive suite of active and passive safety features designed to protect occupants across a wide range of driving conditions. More than 25 active and passive safety features, including six airbags, come as standard across the range, while higher variants offer over 40 safety features. Features such as rear defogger, rain-sensing wipers, automatic headlamps, an auto-dimming IRVM, and anti-glare ORVMs further enhance visibility and driver confidence in challenging conditions.

Celebrating performance: Octavia RS

Alongside the new Slavia, Škoda Auto India also showcased the all-new Octavia RS, one of the most celebrated performance models in the brand’s history. Representing the pinnacle of Škoda‘s performance engineering, the Octavia RS combines everyday practicality with exhilarating driving dynamics. This sedan features a 2.0 TSI engine producing 195 kW (265 PS), paired with a seven-speed DSG transmission, power-adjustable sports front seats with heating and massage function, Heads-Up Display, ADAS, and progressive dynamic steering, among others.

The enthusiastic response received from Indian customers further reinforces the enduring appeal of the RS badge among enthusiasts. The performance icon will now be available in Mamba Green, Velvet Red and Magic Black shades. With its dynamic design, powerful turbocharged engine and driver-focused character, the Octavia RS continues to embody the perfect blend of performance and practicality that has defined the nameplate for generations. Pre-bookings for the performance icon will be limited to 50 units. Customers who had placed reservations during the previous Octavia RS launch and were not allocated a vehicle due to the limited numbers will receive priority access to the booking window, opening on 18th August at 8 PM, until 5 PM on 19th August, after which the booking window will be opened to all customers, and deliveries will commence at the start of the festive season.

The return of luxury: Superb TDI

Also on display was the Superb TDI, bringing back one of Škoda Auto’s most admired luxury nameplates to India. Renowned for its spaciousness, refinement and long-distance touring capabilities, the Superb has long been a benchmark in executive mobility, with the latest iteration being equipped with LED Matrix headlamps, Cognac leather interiors, electrically adjustable heated, ventilated and massage front seats, Rear Sleep Package, Dynamic Chassis Control, along with a comprehensive suite of ADAS features. 

The return of a diesel powertrain further enhances this sedan’s appeal and performance, with exceptional luxury and comfort. As Škoda‘s flagship luxury sedan, the Superb TDI represents the brand’s continued commitment to offering world-class products to discerning Indian customers. Customers are invited to express their interest in the sedan, with deliveries set to begin at the end of Q2 next year. Clearly, the build-up to the return of the Superb is being cultivated with care.

Easy ownership with Škoda Super Care

The new Slavia, Octavia RS and all-new Superb continue with Škoda Auto India’s ethos of providing a seamless ownership experience. All of the brand’s latest sedans now come with the Škoda Super Care package: best-in-class standard 4-year or 100,000-kilometre warranty, along with 4 years of Roadside Assistance, offering long-term peace of mind. In addition, customers benefit from four free labour services for up to two years or 30,000 kilometres. The warranty can be extended by another two years, taking total coverage up to six years. This is further complemented by a six-year corrosion warranty and a three-year paint warranty.

Centre Rolls Out Incentive Plan to Expand Piped Gas Access Across Homes

New Delhi, August 19, 2026: The Central government has approved a new Incentive Scheme for Promotion of Domestic PNG Connections aimed at accelerating the expansion of piped natural gas (PNG) connections among households across the country.

The scheme, approved by the government on August 18, will come into effect from September 1, 2026, and is designed to encourage City Gas Distribution (CGD) entities to expand their household PNG networks and convert unbilled or inactive connections into active, billed connections.

Under the initiative, eligible CGD entities will receive an additional allocation of domestic APM gas for incremental billed domestic PNG connections. The incentive is intended to reduce gas sourcing costs for distributors and improve the financial viability of expanding household PNG infrastructure.

The scheme will be implemented in two six-month tranches. The additional domestic gas allocation is expected to help CGD companies reduce their dependence on relatively more expensive LNG for their overall gas requirements, thereby improving the economics of domestic PNG expansion.

According to the government, the financial benefit could significantly shorten the investment payback period for domestic PNG connections. Investments that currently take around 10 years to recover could see the payback period reduced to nearly three years, creating a stronger incentive for CGD companies to expand their networks.

The initiative is expected to support the government’s broader objective of increasing access to clean, safe and affordable cooking fuel. PNG offers households a continuous piped fuel supply and can reduce dependence on conventional LPG cylinders.

The scheme is also expected to encourage CGD companies to extend networks into new areas where household PNG penetration remains limited. By improving the commercial viability of new connections, the government hopes to accelerate the rollout of piped gas infrastructure and bring more households into the country’s expanding city gas distribution network.

The move comes as India continues to expand the use of natural gas as part of its efforts to diversify the energy mix and promote cleaner fuels. The government expects the incentive mechanism to provide both consumers and gas distribution companies with greater momentum toward wider adoption of domestic PNG.

RailTel Wins Rs 166.8 Crore Order from EPFO for IaaS Solutions

New Delhi, August 19, 2026: RailTel Corporation of India Ltd has secured a work order worth Rs 166.8 crore, including taxes, from the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) for providing Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), strengthening the public sector telecom company’s presence in government digital infrastructure projects.

The order involves a one-year extension of RailTel’s existing IaaS engagement with EPFO, along with additional components. The contract is valid up to February 2027, according to information available on the order.

Under the arrangement, RailTel will provide infrastructure required to support EPFO’s technology operations and digital services. The company has previously been associated with EPFO for infrastructure and managed IT services, including IaaS support for its Passbook and Management Information System (MIS) services.

EPFO documents have also referred to RailTel’s role in providing IaaS infrastructure for initiatives including the Centralised IT Enabled System (CITES) 2.01, Employment Linked Incentive (ELI) Scheme and Centralised Pension Payment Scheme (CPPS).

The latest order adds to RailTel’s growing portfolio of government technology and digital infrastructure contracts. The company has been securing orders across telecom, ICT and infrastructure-as-a-service segments, supporting its strategy of expanding beyond its traditional railway-focused connectivity business.

The EPFO contract is also significant as government organisations increasingly rely on scalable IT infrastructure to support digital delivery of services, large databases and citizen-facing platforms. RailTel’s continued engagement with EPFO reflects the company’s role in providing technology infrastructure for critical public-sector applications.

For RailTel, the order provides additional revenue visibility while reinforcing its position as a government-focused technology and infrastructure service provider.

India’s General Insurance Market Hits ₹3.36 Lakh Crore as Health, Motor Segments Drive FY26 Growth

India’s general insurance industry closed FY2025-26 on a stronger footing, with total premium collections rising about 9% to ₹3.36 lakh crore. The expansion marks a notable improvement over the previous financial year and reflects a gradual increase in demand for financial protection among households and businesses. Rising healthcare expenses, a growing vehicle base, greater awareness of insurance and the rapid adoption of digital distribution are reshaping the country’s non-life insurance market.

Health insurance emerged as the standout performer, with premiums expanding at a significantly faster pace than the overall industry. The segment has benefited from increasing awareness of medical risks and the need to protect household finances from rising treatment costs. The shift towards retail health policies is particularly important, as more consumers seek individual and family-level coverage rather than relying solely on employer-provided insurance. Insurers are responding with technology-led underwriting, digital policy issuance and faster claims processes.

The motor insurance segment also crossed an important milestone, with annual premiums moving beyond the ₹1 lakh crore mark. India’s expanding automobile market, mandatory third-party insurance requirements and increasing vehicle ownership continue to provide a stable base for the segment. At the same time, the industry is entering a period of technological change as electric vehicles, connected cars, telematics and digital claims solutions create new opportunities as well as new underwriting challenges for insurers.

The broader growth story, however, extends beyond premium numbers. India remains a relatively underpenetrated insurance market, creating considerable room for expansion in areas such as property, agriculture, cyber insurance, small-business protection and climate-related risks. Insurers are increasingly exploring embedded insurance, fintech partnerships, data analytics and mobile-first distribution to reach customers beyond traditional urban markets.

For the industry, the next phase will be less about simply selling more policies and more about making insurance accessible, affordable and relevant to a wider section of the population. The FY26 performance suggests that general insurance is becoming increasingly integrated into household and business financial planning. If insurers can combine product innovation with stronger customer service and efficient claims settlement, the sector could become an important pillar of India’s broader financial inclusion and risk-management ecosystem.

Gwalior-Chambal Rail Connectivity Gets Major Boost with Kailaras-Birpur Section Inauguration

Gwalior, August 18, 2026: The Gwalior-Chambal region is set to receive a major boost to rail connectivity with the inauguration of the Kailaras-Sabalgarh-Birpur gauge-converted rail section and the extension of the Gwalior-Kailaras train service to Birpur.

Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw inaugurated the upgraded section and flagged off the extended train service, marking a significant step towards improving passenger connectivity and supporting economic activity across the region.

The gauge conversion project is expected to benefit residents of more than 100 villages across Morena and Sheopur districts by improving access to rail services and strengthening connections with major urban centres.

Vaishnaw said the upgraded connectivity would provide new opportunities for local communities and contribute to the development of the Gwalior-Chambal region. The project is also expected to facilitate smoother movement of passengers and goods while supporting regional trade and economic activity.

The Railway Minister said work on the Birpur-Seroni Road and Seroni Road-Sheopur Kalan sections is almost complete, further strengthening the railway network in the region.

The developments are part of broader efforts by Indian Railways to expand and modernise infrastructure, improve connectivity and provide better services to passengers across Madhya Pradesh.

Vaishnaw also highlighted the expansion of employment opportunities in Indian Railways, stating that more than 5.54 lakh personnel have been recruited since 2014.

He further said the railway budget allocation for Madhya Pradesh has increased nearly 24-fold, from ₹632 crore during 2009-14 to ₹15,188 crore in 2026-27. The increased investment and ongoing infrastructure projects are expected to strengthen Madhya Pradesh’s rail network and support long-term regional development.

Visa Reimagines Visa Infinite for India’s Evolving Affluent Consumers

  Visa Infinite evolves into a premium three-tiered suite – Visa Infinite, Visa Infinite Privilege and Visa Infinite Private – enabling distinct elevated privileges for India’s affluent segments through a unified and scalable premium propositions

Mumbai, Aug 18 – Visa recently unveiled a refreshed Visa Infinite in India, evolving the proposition from a single premium card tier into a more flexible and adaptive offering designed around how affluent consumers live, spend and travel today. The evolution is grounded in deep insights into how premium lifestyles have moved beyond ownership to access, convenience and curated experiences. Anchored in a three-tier card suite, the expanded portfolio includes Visa Infinite, along with the newly launched Visa Infinite Privilege and Visa Infinite Private, each with personalised privileges designed as per the lifestyle journeys of India’s different affluent consumers.

Inside India’s Evolving Affluent Economy

India’s affluent is growing rapidly and extending well beyond the metros, with individuals earning over ₹10 lakh annually rising from 69 lakh to 1.3 crore in recent years, as per the Visa VCA India’s Affluent Economy 2025-2026 Whitepaper. And affluence is increasingly being expressed through experiences that are intuitive, tailored and elevated – shaped around individual aspirations rather than standard markers of luxury. The Whitepaper reinforces this shift, noting that 7 in 10 affluent consumers seek bespoke and exclusive offerings – reflecting with strategic expansion of the Visa Infinite proposition.

“Visa has long played a defining role in shaping the world of premium payments and affluent lifestyles, connecting consumers to experiences, privileges, and unparalleled acceptance across the globe,” said Rishi Chhabra, Country Manager, India, Visa. “The refreshed Visa Infinite portfolio builds on this leadership and has been shaped by a clear understanding of India’s affluent consumers – their global identity, need for hyper-personalization and customized offerings, and expectations of premium propositions that are intuitive, relevant, and connected to their lives. With Visa Infinite, Visa Infinite Privilege, and Visa Infinite Private, we are introducing a more refined and layered approach to the premium card experience in India. By combining elevated lifestyle benefits, seamless travel experiences, bespoke concierge services tailored to this discerning customer profile, and the strength of Visa’s partner ecosystem, the portfolio is designed to deliver meaningful value across the diverse expressions of affluence.”

A progressive approach to modern affluence

The Visa Infinite portfolio introduces a clear progression of benefits and access across three tiers, underpinned by intelligent payments capabilities including elevated transaction limits, smart authorisation, cross-border issuance and always-on security.

• Visa Infinite anchors the suite, delivering elevated everyday value and enhanced travel and lifestyle rewards.
• Visa Infinite Privilege builds on this with broader access and more curated experiences.
• At the top tier, Visa Infinite Private is an invitation-only offering, designed for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, with bespoke services and exclusive access to rare and highly personalised experiences.

Experiential programs around consumer passions

The refreshed proposition responds to the evolution in affluence, where premium consumers increasingly expect access that moves seamlessly across travel, dining, sport, wellness and other lifestyle passions that define how they aspire to live. Bringing this to life are curated experiential programmes that move beyond conventional card benefits to offer more immersive and discovery-led access.

These include curations like Infinite Tastes: Beyond the Menu, a chef-led culinary programme that unlocks deeper access to the stories, craft and culture shaping Asia Pacific’s dining scene, including India, and Visa Destinations, a passion-led global travel platform offering handpicked journeys and exclusive access. Together, these programmes reflect the expanded Visa Infinite portfolio’s focus on creating meaningful moments that bring cardholders closer to the passions they value most.

To learn more about the refreshed Visa Infinite suite, including its benefits and experiences, visit Visa Infinite and refer to the appendix below.